FRRO Birthday Bash
Join us at Sally Tomatoes for an afternoon of fun – celebrating 7 years in operation serving first responders and their families! This benefit concert will include sets from local bands, including the Rotten Tomatoes, […]
Join us at Sally Tomatoes for an afternoon of fun – celebrating 7 years in operation serving first responders and their families! This benefit concert will include sets from local bands, including the Rotten Tomatoes, […]
Come join us at the Balletto Vineyards for a night of inspiration and support for our first responders. This in-person event promises to be a memorable evening filled with
Fight or Flight: Santa Rosa Nonprofit Vows to ‘Put PTSD Out of Business’ Susan Farren answers the call to build resiliency in at-risk first responders First responders are our heroes.
This former Sonoma County paramedic saw so many first responders hurting that she decided to help A growing focus on mental and behavioral health resources for first responders has gained
The Honor a Responder campaign will raise funds for the development of the premier First Responders Resiliency Center. First Responders Resiliency, Inc. (FRRI) has launched its first annual fundraising campaign
A local nonprofit focused on increasing physical and mental wellness for emergency first responders received a $10,000 grant from the Sonoma County Vintners Foundation to support its programming. First Responder
A burly man with a mop of blonde hair and a serious expression faced two rows of off-duty firefighters, police officers, paramedics and soldiers gathered in the carriage house of
A live auction and dinner in Cotati on Saturday evening raised money for a new support center for area first responders. First Responders Resiliency’s fundraising goal was $2 million, according to
First Responders Resiliency has trained more than 5,000 front-line workers since 2018 and helps them to cope with work-related stressors. HEALDSBURG, CA — Coming out of an 18-month stretch when
Susan Farren is the founder and executive director of First Responders Resiliency, Inc. (FRRI), and she wants you to know one thing, “Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) is not a disorder. Schizophrenia